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A decision on where the final of the Walsh Cup senior hurling tournament will be played will be announced this morning.
Kilkenny have home venue against Galway on Sunday (2pm), with Nowlan Park, Freshford and John Lockes Park, Callan all possible venues.
The Management Committee of the County Board met in regular session last night and postponed a final decision on the matter.
The likelihood is that the Nowlan Park pitch, which has undergone a major makeover following a packed schedule of games in 2016, will be rested.
Kilkenny host Waterford in the opening round of the Allianz National Hurling League the following Sunday, and that is likely to be the first match of the new season hosted at the venue.
Film producer, Noel Pearson launches the Secret Garden Exhibition in Thomastown
Davy Fitzgerald has stepped down from his coaching role with the Cork senior camogie side following their loss to Kilkenny in Sunday's Glen Dimplex All-Ireland senior final at Croke Park.
Sophie Dwyer wheels away in celebration after scoring a late goal in Sunday’s All-Ireland final. Picture: James Crombie/INPHO
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